Battleship Potemkin : from the series "The year 1905"

The Resource Battleship Potemkin : from the series "The year 1905"
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Battleship Potemkin : from the series "The year 1905"
Title remainder
from the series "The year 1905"
Statement of responsibility
Deutsche Kinemathek Museum für Film und Fernsehen ; produced by the 1st Studio of Goskino ; supervised by J.M. Bliokh ; script by N.F. Agadzhanova-Shutko ; director, S.M. Eisenstein
Title variation
  • Sergei Eisenstein's Battleship Potemkin
  • Bronenoset͡s Potemkin
  • From the series "The year 1905"
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  • rus
  • eng
  • rus
Summary
Sergei Eisenstein was commissioned by the Soviet government to make a movie commemorating the failed uprising of 1905, a mere 20 years after the actual incident. Eisenstein duly hails as heroes the people whose actions were regarded as traitorous in 1905. It began when sailors on the Potemkin protested that the meat they were being fed was maggot infested. In response, the commander ordered that ten random sailors to be executed by firing squad, at which the crew turned on the officers and killed them all. The oppressed people of Odessa joined the revolt to show their rejection of the czarist regime--which sent Cossack troops--who then mowed down both rioters and innocent citizens without mercy. The film was banned at various times in the US and France, and for a longer time than any other film in British history; even Stalin banned it, at a time when mutiny was against the party line. It remains remarkable for the way it builds tension over a brisk 69 minutes, and in the right setting with the right audience, can still reveal its inflammatory power
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AVL
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videorecording
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Credits note
Head cinematographer, Eduard Tisse ; reconstruction under the direction of Enno Patalas in collaboration with Anna Bohn ; film editing, Sala Deinema ; colorization, Gerhard Ullmann ; English title editing, Ron Heidt ; music (1926), Edmund Meisel ; adaptation and instrumentation (2005), conductor, Helmet Imig ; music performed by the Deutsches Filmorchestra Babelsberg
Dewey number
791.43
Intended audience
MPAA: Not rated
Language note
Silent film with English intertitles (disc 1) or Russian intertitles with optional English subtitles (disc 2)
LC call number
PN1995.75
LC item number
.B37 2007
PerformerNote
Alexander Antonov, Grigori Alexandrov, Vladimir Barski, Mikhail Gomorov, Aleksandr Levshin (members of the Prolekult Theater), sailors of the Black Sea Fleet, the Sebastopol Fisherman's Union, and the inhabitants of Odessa
Runtime
69
Technique
live action
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